Sentence examples for unstated standard from inspiring English sources

In a time when most other nationally distributed series adhered to some unstated standard, Aqua Teen did whatever the fuck it wanted, and it showed.

Track's world governing body relies on unstated, shifting standards.

Key premises unstated are now standard presidential fare in the absence of critical policy scrutiny and debate.

So claims about partisan bias in the current set of districts, or claims about what would be true under various alternative maps, also depend on (often unstated) priorities about which standards are most important and what trade-offs we should make.

But notably for Dhiab, whose lawyers contend that the force feeding and its implementation amounts to unstated punishment, Bogdan said the six detainees were fed "in a standard sofa chair" to establish a "better rapport" with medical staff and "incentivize these detainees to stop their fast".

Sullivan: If there are elements that are non-negotiable - an unstated culture of behavior - then why don't people hire against those standards?

The unstated assumption, to which both sides stipulate, is that there is an objective academic standard for admission.

The Charley Pride CD did include a label that stated it was "designed to play in standard audio CD players only". But Ms. DeLise took issue with what was left unstated.

This mission had gone unstated.

His intentions although unstated are obvious.

That was his combative, unstated subtext.